Peking, Nov. 23. st the ex-Emperor, Hsvan Tung left Tientsin on November 10, appeared in Yingkow and asked for protec tion. The Japanese, it is said, are protecting him on humanitarian grounds but do. not hia to indulge in any political activities, and will not allow him. intercourse with "scheming" politicians." withdrawn and further withdrawals were in progress this afternoon.
Martial Iaw.is now effective in ithe Chinese City only between six lock in the evening and eight o'clock in the morning. The Munileipal Government hay decreed to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce that all shops must be open for business between eight o'clock in the morning and four o'clock in the afternoon.
Order is' being preserved and there is every evidence that the agreement between the Japanese garrison authorities and the Chihli Provincial Government is being jearried out. Disturbing military. elements, their sand and [yarbed wire entanglements, have been removed from the boundary of
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